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> nCino is a leading global provider of cloud-based software for financial institutions. We empower banks and credit unions with the technology they need to mee

by kovek 6y ago

> nCino is a leading global provider of cloud-based software for financial institutions. We empower banks and credit unions with the technology they need to meet ever-changing client expectations and regulatory requirements, gain increased visibility into their operations and performance, replace legacy systems, and operate digitally and more competitively. Our solution, the nCino Bank Operating System, digitizes, automates and streamlines inefficient and complex processes and workflow, ...

wayoutthere 6y ago
It's built on Salesforce. They serve mostly mid-size regional banks. It's honestly super cheap for what it is -- its no wonder they're gaining as much traction as they are.
- tballer 6y ago
  I’m curious to know how they deal with many of Salesforce’s governor limits or if they have a plan to scale. Salesforce is not a platform you can scale your business on. Unless this is some sort of Managed Package you install?
  - icedchai 6y ago
    It looks like they have a managed package on the AppExchange.
- Mandatum 6y ago
  I'd never consider this until I could self-host. Way too much regulatory "scaries" when dealing with money. Remember that admin permission clearing command accidentally committed in Production last year that killed hundreds of SFDC orgs last year? What I'd do to listen to that bridge call..
  - raghava 6y ago
    > Remember that admin permission clearing command accidentally committed in Production last year that killed hundreds of SFDC orgs last year? Oh! Can you provide more pointers, please? A quick search doesn't seem to be showing anything worth useful on this item.
    - Mandatum 6y ago
      > https://hub.packtpub.com/salesforce-suffers-major-outage-providing-data-access-irrespective-of-the-permission-settings/ https://hub.packtpub.com/salesforce-suffers-major-outage-pro...
  - ec109685 6y ago
    Why would your own engineering team be less likely to make a mistake than SalesForce?
    - camehere2saydis 6y ago
      Direct accountability.
      - Terretta 6y ago
        Less likely? Or easier “fire the IT guy” accountability theater?

by kovek 6y ago

wayoutthere 6y ago

It's built on Salesforce. They serve mostly mid-size regional banks. It's honestly super cheap for what it is -- its no wonder they're gaining as much traction as they are.

tballer 6y ago
I’m curious to know how they deal with many of Salesforce’s governor limits or if they have a plan to scale. Salesforce is not a platform you can scale your business on. Unless this is some sort of Managed Package you install?
- icedchai 6y ago
  It looks like they have a managed package on the AppExchange.
Mandatum 6y ago
I'd never consider this until I could self-host. Way too much regulatory "scaries" when dealing with money. Remember that admin permission clearing command accidentally committed in Production last year that killed hundreds of SFDC orgs last year? What I'd do to listen to that bridge call..
- raghava 6y ago
  > Remember that admin permission clearing command accidentally committed in Production last year that killed hundreds of SFDC orgs last year? Oh! Can you provide more pointers, please? A quick search doesn't seem to be showing anything worth useful on this item.
  - Mandatum 6y ago
    > https://hub.packtpub.com/salesforce-suffers-major-outage-providing-data-access-irrespective-of-the-permission-settings/ https://hub.packtpub.com/salesforce-suffers-major-outage-pro...
- ec109685 6y ago
  Why would your own engineering team be less likely to make a mistake than SalesForce?
  - camehere2saydis 6y ago
    Direct accountability.
    - Terretta 6y ago
      Less likely? Or easier “fire the IT guy” accountability theater?